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#Post#: 24423--------------------------------------------------
Re: Haringey Code 19- Fairview road - Expired Permit
DIR By: roadster01
Date: May 29, 2024, 5:12 pm
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Not anything special that I can think of other than what
[member=806]zwi[/member] pointed out. I couldn't have used the
permit on any other date.
I was visiting my parents at the time and I couldn't leave
early. My two kids were busy having mini emergencies (this
happens quite often &#128513;) so it's quite understandable that
I wasn't fully focused as I was scratching out the card.
Thanks
#Post#: 24761--------------------------------------------------
Re: Haringey Code 19- Fairview road - Expired Permit
DIR By: ivanleo
Date: June 2, 2024, 4:00 pm
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How old are the children?
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Re: Haringey Code 19- Fairview road - Expired Permit
DIR By: roadster01
Date: June 2, 2024, 5:32 pm
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Youngest is just over 1. The older one is turning 3 in a 2
months
#Post#: 25197--------------------------------------------------
Re: Haringey Code 19- Fairview road - Expired Permit
DIR By: ivanleo
Date: June 7, 2024, 7:05 am
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Can you please describe the nature of the "mini-emergencies"?
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Re: Haringey Code 19- Fairview road - Expired Permit
DIR By: roadster01
Date: June 7, 2024, 1:00 pm
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Just the usual's, Catching Nappies before they leak. I think at
some point one of them banged into the edge of a table and
needed calming while we needed to keep an eye out for the
younger one (who only crawls) as she kept making a beeline for
the stairs. Regular lively kids. I don't generally get a long
time to focus on things while they're in action ;D
Trying to juggle that and breakfast just meant that my permit
scratching skills were not up to par. I can't say for sure but I
probably would've noticed the mistake had I been more settled.
#Post#: 25456--------------------------------------------------
Re: Haringey Code 19- Fairview road - Expired Permit
DIR By: ivanleo
Date: June 9, 2024, 8:40 pm
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[member=414]roadster01[/member] as painful as it might be, I
think you need to provide a detailed account of all the
goings-on that you describe as "mini-emergencies". You only have
mitigation to advance at the notice to owner stage, so the
representation needs to be truly compelling.
Once we have your account, we can build a representation around
that.
#Post#: 25547--------------------------------------------------
Re: Haringey Code 19- Fairview road - Expired Permit
DIR By: roadster01
Date: June 10, 2024, 3:20 pm
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Okay. I'll do my best to remember all the details.
I realized only that morning around 9-9:15 that I needed to
scratch out a permit and go outside to display it in the car.
This was around Breakfast time for my two kids (no playgroup
that day hence I visited my parents). My wife was still upstairs
so I had them both to feed. I put the one year old in the
highchair and gave her Weetabix. The 2 year old was seemingly
occupied with his cereal so I thought I'd grab a moment to
scratch it out. I gave my phone a cursory glance to check the
date while keeping an eye out to prevent a Weetabix tornado. I
saw it was the 1st and proceeded to scratch it out.
Calm moments don't last too long and soon noticed the 2 year old
run out of his seat , I carried on scratching slightly
distracted and must've scratched April by rote. It all went
downhill from there... I heard a muffled thud from the dining
room and my oldest bursting into loud wails. I grabbed the
permit and ran. By the time I had the situ under control I
really needed to run to the car. however I came back to the
kitchen and discovered that the 1 year old had happily used my
absence to practise her make-up artistry - with Weetabix! I must
admit by that point I was a bit flustered and yelled to my wife
to come down while I ran out to the car. I finished scratching
it out and made a dash for it. When came back I had the honors
of weeding the Weetabix out of said youngest's hair, and I
didn't give another moment's thought to the permit. It wasn't
until around 11:45 when my mother mentioned some event that was
due to take place on 9th May and she said "next week" that it
hit me. I zipped out to the car but it was too late. it was all
adorned with a bright yellow souvenir...
That's the basic outline. Theatrics were added for effect (and
because I enjoy it.) but all the details are true to the best of
my memory. Anyone with kids will understand that a babysitting
dad requires too much multitasking for any male. Just the
constant thought "what are they gonna do next?" is enough to
distract...
#Post#: 26174--------------------------------------------------
Re: Haringey Code 19- Fairview road - Expired Permit
DIR By: ivanleo
Date: June 15, 2024, 12:38 pm
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[member=414]roadster01[/member] as far as I can see your
informal representation has not been dealt with yet?
HTML https://i.imgur.com/TjWL1fw.png
I think you've given us enough information to build a compelling
formal representation, but we might as well wait for the
informal rejection first.
#Post#: 26341--------------------------------------------------
Re: Haringey Code 19- Fairview road - Expired Permit
DIR By: roadster01
Date: June 16, 2024, 4:58 pm
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I've actually just received my rejection. I've attached it here.
Rejection
HTML https://docs.google.com/document/d/1kRqx41wwqvmdi9JhO_D_5fiwmToXcrsdzW58A2VnRMw/edit?usp=drive_link
#Post#: 26347--------------------------------------------------
Re: Haringey Code 19- Fairview road - Expired Permit
DIR By: ivanleo
Date: June 16, 2024, 5:19 pm
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[member=414]roadster01[/member] let me know when you get the
notice to owner and I'll draft a formal representation for you.
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